Crepe Glazik - Tordesillas — Restaurant in Makati

Exceptional crêpes. C'est très très bon.

We ate here with my mom and my partner from France. We loved it. My partner cleaned his plate and ate everything so quickly.

We live in Montreal where there's no shortage of good french cuisine or crepes. There's also a lot of people from Breton there. But there's something very special about this place.

When eating in France or Montreal. It's not easy to find the selection of food they have their. When my mom got us the ones with the French sausage. We loved it and also hadn't had one with that flavor even after going around in France or Martinique or Montreal. My partner ordered the one with potatoes and he finished it very quickly. I shared the goat cheese with lardon and honey with my mom, sister and partner and they all loved it. Filipino or French, people appreciate it because the food is exceptional. The quality of the crepes is also so crisp and melt in your mouth. It's really quite different, even after having so many good ones by Breton people in Montreal. We love this one. Perhaps more so and can only imagine how difficult it was to source the ingredients.

Also highly recommend the dessert crepes. We went for the chocolate crepe suzette. A twist on the classic crêpe Suzette but with chocolate. So very good. My mother loves it and will bring my sisters back to try them because she'a so sure they will love it.

I love that there's traditional dishes. With traditional flavors. But also dishes that adapt to local ingredients like creating Mango confiture from Filipino mangoes to create dishes that also celebrate where the restaurant is.

A must visit.

For a special treat. Crepes is often eaten with cider. They go so...

Crepe Glazik is a small French (we think?) spot tucked away in Salcedo Village, Makati. It’s a bit hidden, which usually hints at a hidden gem—but in this case, it’s more of a decent find than a standout. The food was okay, but considering the prices, we didn’t really feel like we got great value. Then again, our family leans heavily toward Asian flavors — Filipino, Japanese and Chinese cuisines are our favorites— so maybe we’re just not the best audience to fully appreciate what they serve.

What we actually enjoyed was the service. Unlike what other reviewers experienced, we found the staff friendly, attentive, and quite knowledgeable about the menu. They made us feel welcome, and that added a nice touch to the visit.

The place itself has a rustic, cozy charm. Simple and unpretentious. Unfortunately, the A/C just couldn’t keep up. It was humid enough that I broke a sweat even while eating a crepe with ice cream—and this was in the evening! I can only imagine how uncomfortable it might get if you come here on a really hot day.

Parking is another challenge. There are only two street slots out front, and they’re probably tough to get on workdays. We got lucky since we went early on a Sunday evening.

Bottom line: Crepe Glazik might be worth a visit if you’re in the area and curious about French crepes. Just keep your expectations in check when it comes to comfort and price. It’s one of those places that could click with the right person, but for us, it was more of a...

There is a tiny refuge of French cuisine right in the middle of Makati's thriving commercial sector, and it is deserving of praise. This charming tiny eatery, which serves mouthwatering crepes, is proof of the superb taste and artistry of French cuisine.

I was struck by the establishment's hospitable attitude as soon as I walked in. Butter, sugar, and fresh ingredients filled the air with their alluring scents. A sense of peaceful refinement was produced by the decor's understated elegance and gentle lighting.

Also, the service was outstanding. The wait staff was courteous, informed, and attentive, giving great suggestions and seeing to it that every last detail was taken care of. They were unquestionably a credit to the organization.

The crepes themselves, however, really stole the show. They were an absolute culinary marvel since they were thin, crunchy, and loaded with a variety of delicious toppings. Each crepe, from the traditional Nutella and banana to the savory ham and cheese, was expertly made.

In conclusion, this tiny French crepe shop is your best bet if you're looking for a memorable dining experience in Makati. It is undoubtedly a gem of the neighborhood eating scene with its friendly and welcoming ambiance, first-rate service, and outstanding cuisine. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a taste of authentic...